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Built Environment Education Conference (BEE Conference)

Building the Future

Industry, practice and education working together for a 21st Century Industry

Venue: RICS, London
Date: 5th & 6th September 2005

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Aim of the Conference

The conference provides a valuable opportunity for all those with an interest in the broad discipline of the built environment to come together and explore how excellence in higher education can be identified and fostered for the benefit of the professions, industry and practice, students and society.

The programme of the conference will be divided into the following three parallel sessions:

• Session A: Industry and Practice Perspective
• Session B: Best Practice in Teaching and Learning
• Session C: Pedagogic Research

Sessions A and B will call for mini-symposium on the specific themes and sponsors will be invited to present their ideas and engage in a wider discussion with delegates. Session C will focus on pedagogic research where individual and joint papers from industry and academia are encouraged; subjects can include any issue related to education in the built environment.

Who Should Attend

The conference is designed to appeal to all stakeholders – practitioners, professional bodies and
educationalists - in the disciplines of:

• Architecture
• Landscape
• Architectural Technology
• Planning
• Housing
• Transport
• Construction
• Engineering
• Real Estate
• Surveying
  

Cost

Delegate fee of £150 includes

• Attendance at conference sessions
• Proceedings
• Refreshments and lunch
• Conference dinner on Monday 5th September